The Da Nang Air Base VC/NVA POW Camp, near the base's maingate, is backlit by flares during the 1966 Buddhist uprising.
U.S. forces remained netural until near the end when General Ky led ARVN troops into the city of Da Nang and broke the rebellion.
ARVN AF bombed pockets of resistence near the Air Base, but were very careful not to strike the base.

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Da Nang Air Base VC/NVA POW Camp, 1967.

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ARVN guard tower and bunker - Closeups above/below.

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POW quarters and facilities are viewable through the perimeter fence.
ARVN guard tower visible within the compound above/below.

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ARVN QC guard in tower. Tower was manned when they felt like it ... or not.

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Da Nang landmark water tower visible in the background.

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ARVN POW vehicle yard, above/below.

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POW tent Mess area (Right photo).

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POW bucket showers, above/below.

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